MAGUEREZ ARCH AS A METHODOLOGY FOR APPLICABILITY OF ACTIONS IN ADHESION TO ALCOHOL TREATMENT

Abstract

Introduction The active methodology is an educational conception that stimulates critical-reflexive teaching-learning processes. Objective to apply the Arco de Maguerez in the Jardim Oasis community, in the municipality of Iguatu-CE. Methodology The first method was applied to the Hanlon method, in which priorities were established, based on the criteria of magnitude, severity, effectiveness and feasibility. Each criterion was analyzed using numerical score scores: magnitude (1-10); severity (1-10), effectiveness (0.5-1.5) and feasibility (0 or 1). It was through the observational analysis that the problematization “difficulty in adhering to the treatment of alcoholism” was highlighted. As a methodological framework, he used the Maguerez Arch based on “five steps”: observation of reality; key points of the problem; theorization; hypotheses of solution; application of action in reality. Results First Step – Observation of Concrete Reality. Second Step – Determination of Key Posts Third Step – Theorizing: There is a consensus in the literature on the low adherence rate of dependents, the dropout rates are generally above 50%. The literature found that more than 50% of patients evade in the first month. Fourth Step – Solution Hypotheses: Establish Links; inform; use harm reduction policy. Step Five – Application to Reality; Action plans to improve the problem in the reference territory. Conclusion It was understood that despite being a pedagogical instrument focused on the teaching – learning process, it can be fully applied in the daily routine of health services, starting from a social reality up to the moment of effective